We've got some exciting news to share that marks a significant upgrade to Unit 33-35, Artane Place, and that also pays tribute to an important chapter of this historic site. At Unit 33-35 Artane Place, we embarked on a journey to replace the old asbestos roof with a new insulated roof, and we couldn't be more thrilled with the transformation it has brought about.
But this project wasn't just about modernising a building; it also involved installing a new memorial honouring the memory of the Stardust 48. For those who may not know, the Stardust tragedy was a devastating event in our past, claiming the lives of 48 young people in a nightclub fire. Their memory always remained in our thoughts during the works as we embarked on the renovation journey. It was an honour for Harrington Environmental to be chosen and given the responsibility to install the wall cladding for the new memorial to commemorate their lives. It's a symbol of resilience, hope, and the power of a community coming together in memory of our past as a guiding light for future generations.
Some curved asbestos roof removal works in a difficult location for the crew to access, were completed today at the Cherry Orchard Hospital in Ballyfermot. In 2024 Harringtons will be celebrating 20 years as OPW vetted and approved asbestos removal contractors. As OPW approved contractors, Harringtons have been trusted to safely remove asbestos from Aras an Uachtarain, Leinster House, Glenveagh National Park, Garda HQ, St. Lomans Hospital and Bailieborough Community School, among many others.
As an OPW approved asbestos contractor we are permitted to safely remove, transport, and dispose of asbestos from Government Departments, Local Authorities, Health Service Executive, Third Level Institutions, Department of Education and ETB Schools, An Garda Siochana, The Irish Prison Service, The Irish Defence Forces, The Housing Agency & all OPW managed property.
Asbestos is a category 1 cancer-causing carcinogen and a dangerous material if it is placed in the wrong hands. Non-compliance with OPW asbestos management and removal duties and guidance can lead to criminal prosecution.
Some mid-work drone footage of Navan Pitch & Putt Asbestos Roof Refurb. This job requires a quick turn around to allow the club and gym to return to normal safe re-use. The mobile crane and cladboy on-site make light work of the process refurbishing the asbestos roofs. We are fitting new insulated panels which will help the club and gym save on their gas and electricity bills. When a hazardous asbestos roof has been safely removed we offer the option of turning a roof area into a giant size solar panel that will generate vast clean carbon-free solar electricity going forward. During our lunch break, the crew managed to squeeze in a game of pitch & putt and we all agreed it was an excellent and challenging course to play, with amazing scenery to take in of "The Royal County"
Some mid-asbestos slate removal works in progress at the National Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin today. In 2024 Harringtons will be celebrating 20 years as OPW vetted and approved asbestos removal contractors. As OPW approved contractors, Harringtons have been trusted to safely remove asbestos from Aras an Uachtarain, Leinster House, Glenveagh National Park, Garda HQ, St. Lomans Hospital and Bailieborough Community School, etc....
As an OPW approved asbestos contractor we are permitted to safely remove, transport, and dispose of asbestos from Government Departments, Local Authorities, Health Service Executive, Third Level Institutions, Department of Education and ETB Schools, An Garda Siochana, The Irish Prison Service, The Irish Defence Forces, The Housing Agency & all OPW managed property.
Asbestos is a category 1 cancer-causing carcinogen and a dangerous material if it is placed in the wrong hands. Non-compliance with OPW asbestos management and removal duties and guidance can lead to criminal prosecution.
Some pre-start drone footage of Navan Pitch & Putt Asbestos Roof Refurb. Roll on 2024 - we start 2024 at what we do best, refurbishing asbestos roofs with new insulated panels with integrated solar to help our customers save on their gas bills and electricity bills. When the hazardous asbestos roof has been safely removed we turn the new roof area into a giant size solar panel that will generate vast clean carbon-free solar electricity going forward.
